Which of the following best shows a shift in the supply curve to the Right:
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When price goes up, sellers want to sell less. |
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| B. |
When prices go up, sellers want to sell more. |
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There will be more seller that will enter the market. |
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Increase in labor costs due to higher minimum wage laws. |
An increase in the number of sellers in the market increases supply and shifts the supply curve to the right.
Answer-C
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